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Despite lifelong eye injury from crash, ICBC's no-fault rules means man gets $0

Summary by Vancouver Sun
A Nanaimo man who suffered a permanent eye injury in a car crash is not entitled to compensation under ICBC’s no-fault insurance, according to B.C.'s civil resolution tribunal.

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B.C. man left seeing pink in car crash denied compensation under no-fault insurance

Richard Broad suffered a posterior vitreous detachment in his left eye, something that has permanently changed the way he sees the world, but was denied compensation by ICBC.

·Toronto, Canada
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Despite lifelong eye injury from crash, ICBC's no-fault rules means man gets $0

A Nanaimo man who suffered a permanent eye injury in a car crash is not entitled to compensation under ICBC’s no-fault insurance, according to B.C.'s civil resolution tribunal.

·Vancouver, Canada
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Vancouver Sun broke the news in Vancouver, Canada on Wednesday, July 23, 2025.
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